Talk:Sub Level - Revision history

Catalyst2950: Typo! Darn case sensitivity!

2005-11-27T23:43:03Z

Typo! Darn case sensitivity!

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	Actually, we need to have [[Sub ~~level~~]] redirect to [[Sub-level]] now... --[[User:Catalyst2950\|Catalyst2950]] 23:42, 27 November 2005 (UTC)		Actually, we need to have [[Sub Level]] redirect to [[Sub-level]] now... --[[User:Catalyst2950\|Catalyst2950]] 23:42, 27 November 2005 (UTC)

Catalyst2950 at 23:42, 27 November 2005

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	I think both terms are common and as long as one redirects to the other, we're fine. --[[User:Catalyst\|Catalyst]] 23:40:33, 2005-11-27 (UTC)		I think both terms are common and as long as one redirects to the other, we're fine. --[[User:Catalyst\|Catalyst]] 23:40:33, 2005-11-27 (UTC)

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			Actually, we need to have [[Sub level]] redirect to [[Sub-level]] now... --[[User:Catalyst2950\|Catalyst2950]] 23:42, 27 November 2005 (UTC)

Catalyst at 23:40, 27 November 2005

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	I'd choose to let sub-level redirect to sub-skill.		I'd choose to let sub-level redirect to sub-skill.

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			I think both terms are common and as long as one redirects to the other, we're fine. --[[User:Catalyst\|Catalyst]] 23:40:33, 2005-11-27 (UTC)

Dancing rob: Talk:Subskill moved to Talk:Sub Level

2005-11-27T23:37:24Z

Talk:Subskill moved to Talk:Sub Level

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Ukelele at 11:53, 26 November 2005

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	One thing I'd like to discuss: In Switzerland we commonly use the term "subskill", but I often encounter the term "sub-level" on english pages. Is subskill a term only used in the German speaking countries? Should sub-level be the main page and subskill the redirect?		One thing I'd like to discuss: In Switzerland we commonly use the term "subskill", but I often encounter the term "sub-level" on english pages. Is subskill a term only used in the German speaking countries? Should sub-level be the main page and subskill the redirect?

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	Subskill is commenly used too. I've also seen sub-level skill. ;-)		Subskill is commenly used too. I've also seen sub-level skill. ;-)

	I'd choose to let sub-level redirect to sub-skill.		I'd choose to let sub-level redirect to sub-skill.

Ukelele at 11:52, 26 November 2005

2005-11-26T11:52:51Z

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	One thing I'd like to discuss: In Switzerland we commonly use the term "subskill", but I often encounter the term "sub-level" on english pages. Is subskill a term only used in the German speaking countries? Should sub-level be the main page and subskill the redirect?		One thing I'd like to discuss: In Switzerland we commonly use the term "subskill", but I often encounter the term "sub-level" on english pages. Is subskill a term only used in the German speaking countries? Should sub-level be the main page and subskill the redirect?

			Subskill is commenly used too. I've also seen sub-level skill. ;-)

			I'd choose to let sub-level redirect to sub-skill.

Laola at 11:39, 26 November 2005

2005-11-26T11:39:19Z

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One thing I'd like to discuss: In Switzerland we commonly use the term "subskill", but I often encounter the term "sub-level" on english pages. Is subskill a term only used in the German speaking countries? Should sub-level be the main page and subskill the redirect?